Raising Concerns Impaired Colleague — FRCA Final MCQ
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Correct answer: A — Raise the concern immediately with a senior colleague or clinical director
GMC guidance on raising concerns: if you believe a colleague's conduct/health poses a risk to patients, you must take steps. Immediate action: raise concern with senior colleague/clinical director who can take action. If patient safety is at immediate risk, intervene. Document. Report to appropriate body (clinical director, medical director, GMC if unresolved). This is a professional obligation.
Reference: GMC – 2024 – Raising and acting on concerns about patient safety